This work deconstructs the process of memory, or more precisely, the way in which memory itself fragments the present reality. 
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Human perception is implicitly tied to past events with each experience becoming the byproduct of a chaotic web of synapses.  Nostalgia, randomness and habitual patterns continually filter one&#39;s aesthetic and emotional input to such a degree that reality turns subjective, a unique product of the individual.  
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Seen from this outlook, the undulating waves of the ocean can harness the weight of one’s entire world.